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Human-centred focus in future mobility solutions

What should the infrastructure and mobility look like in the cities of the future? This is what Vaike Fors, Professor of Design Ethnography, and her colleagues have been studying in the AHA II project. By promoting collaborations between the public sector and industry, while engaging municipal residents in the development process, new methods for future local transport solutions have been developed.

      

The AHA II project has been ongoing for two years and is an extension of the pilot project AHA. It is funded by Drive Sweden, which is one of Sweden's 17 innovation programs. The project's work with urban development, focusing on transport and mobility, has been characterised by collaborations between companies, municipalities and municipal residents.

Film: Anna-Frida Agardson

AHA

AHA II is based on the previous project, Co-Designing Future Smart Urban Mobility Services – A Human Approach (AHA), which was about engaging the users in developing future mobility solutions.

Drive Sweden innovation program

Drive Sweden is a Strategic Innovation Program (SIP) that focuses on creating a mobility system of the future for people and goods that are sustainable, safe and accessible for all. Drive Sweden's work is divided into five thematic areas, one of which is Public Engagement, led by Vaike Fors.

The Strategic Innovation Programs are funded by VINNOVA, the Swedish Innovation Agency, the Swedish Research Council Formas and the Swedish Energy Agency. Drive Sweden is hosted by Lindholmen Science Park AB.

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